11 Sent In Hospital When Human Chandelier Falls In The Middle Of The Circus Show

The spokesman of the circus told the reporters that the acrobats were just in the middle of a very dangerous act called "larger-than-life act" on the website of the circus.
The website also describes some of the moves of these acrobats as spinning, rolling down the wrapped silks “all while being suspended 35 feet in the air by their hair alone," and moreover: "audiences will even see the weight of three girls held aloft by the locks of only one of these tangled beauties."
The cause of the accident has not been determined yet. The hospital where the patients were submitted to claims that there is no danger to their lives right now.
The performance of the group scheduled on Sunday have been cancelled immediately.